... Pte. C. !D. Brown, of the Grenadier Guards, has died in France from wounds received in action. H«i took part in the battle of ths Somme, and was wounded in the head and hand on November 22nd, and died the result of septic poisoning on December 9th. Pte ...

... rest the front. The correspondent of the ** Liberie the Somme says:—“ The mutual bombardment noted in the British communique is one of the roost violent since the beginning the battle of the Somme. The cannonade has been intense, not only both banka of ...

... labours mt.” Our accompaniment was the thunder of our artillery, and yon can have no conception what that is like in this Battle of the Somme.” It never cesses day or night As we sing the verses of the hymn, can hear our shells hurtling through the air, and ...